A Grammar of the Hebrew Language: Comprised in a Series of Lectures : Compiled from the Best Authorities, and Typically from Oriental Sources : for the Use of Students in Universities

Duncan and Malcolm, 1844 - Hebrew language - 396 pages

ON THE LETTERS	3

Division into Radical and Servile	12

On Sheva and its Substitutes	17

LECTURE II	24

Euphonic Changes in the Orthography as it regards the Consonants 3337	33

Ditto in Subjunctive or Conditional constructions whether regulated	37

On the General Changes of the Vowels	44

On the Anomalies found in its situation	48

LECTURE X	180

On their etymology forms and properties	197

LECTURE XI	207

LECTURE XII	225

forms Hiphhil and Hophhál	230

On the causes of the Defects found to exist in Hebrew Verbs gene	232

On those Verbs which have their second and third radical letters	243

On the Abbreviated Pronouns as attached to Verbs	253

LECTURE V	62

On the formation of the Plural Number Feminine	70

On the Pronouns	74

LECTURE VI	82

On the fifth of the forms	99

Their forms	113

On the Reduplicated and otherwise Compounded Words	138

LECTURE IX	149

On the forms and characters of the Separable Particles	165

On the Interrogative and Indefinite Pronouns	171

LECTURE XIV	274

On the concordance of the Nominative with its Verb	282

LECTURE XV	288

On the Use of the Definite Article	299

On the construction of the Numerals	317

The Principles by which these are regulated stated	329

LECTURE XIX	375

On the Interjections	382

Nominative Absolute how distinguished	391

Title	A Grammar of the Hebrew Language: Comprised in a Series of Lectures : Compiled from the Best Authorities, and Typically from Oriental Sources : for the Use of Students in Universities
Author	Samuel Lee
Publisher	Duncan and Malcolm, 1844
Original from	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Digitized	16 Nov 2015
Length	396 pages

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